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Lynn Dane (Christenson, 4-12-2019)

Lynn Dane (Christenson, 4-12-2019)



 
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02/23/20 08:06 AM #3    

Lee Dane (Gonzalez)

Thank you Larry for your kind words. I too remember our Glen Crest Junior High days. 


02/23/20 02:56 PM #4    

Robin Kline

Lee, I remember you and Lynn, so fondly, as vivacious, lively and popular girls in our class from Glen Crest Jr. High. Thank you, Larry, for reminding me (as I read your remembrance) that we all go back to 7th & 8th grade. I'm so sorry that you lost your dear twin to this cruel disease. Holding you, your family and all who loved her in care and prayer that cherished memories comfort you and bring joy.  All best across all these years to you, Robin Kline


03/30/20 06:55 AM #5    

Wendy Dirks (Died 1-26-23)

Lynn was such a lovely person, one of those incredibly nice human beings who brought sunshine wherever she was. 


04/12/20 11:19 PM #6    

Jean "Frosty" Pengelly (Lay)

I'm so sorry to hear of her long battle with early onset alzheimers.  That's such a hard thing to watch your twin go through.  


04/13/20 10:32 AM #7    

"Ginny" Johnson (Stieren)

Lee, my thoughts and prayers are with you and you family! I remember both of you from way back to our time at Forest Glen Elementary School and I loved the group picture you shared of all the twins.       Ginny


04/27/20 04:46 PM #8    

Anthony Capps

I'm so sorry for your loss Lee.  Even though we didn't keep in touch after high school, I will never forget Lynn's smile, fun nature and positive outlook.  It was always such a pleasure to see her come bouncing down the halls at Glenbard and to know we would always have a fun and funny conversation.  What wonderful memories she brings.  God bless you and your families.


04/28/20 01:36 PM #9    

John Simanton

Remember the two of you from the halls of Glen Crest. SO sorry to hear about Lee, and losing a loved one is even worse with Alzheimers'.  Marcia's pancreatic was 13 months from diagnosis to her passing - I am glad we had that much time but a drawn-out illness takes its toll.  Best wishes!


05/08/20 11:30 PM #10    

Craig Padera

Seems like Glen Crest was a common denominator for a lot of us. I had Mrs. Miller for 7th grade home room and Mrs. Stetter for 8th.You and Lynn weren't in my classes but I remember both of you. You were both so adorable, easy going and full of life. We have boy/girl twins and they were always close growing up and still are. I'm sure that you shared that special bond with Lynn also. We ran into each other about a year ago and you told me the sad news about Lynn. I am so sorry that she passed, I cannot imagine how difficult this must of been for you. No one can ever replace the amazing person your sister was. Someone once wrote;                                    What we have once enjoyed we can never lose; all that we love deeply becomes a part of us.


10/24/21 05:50 PM #11    

Laura Salsbery

Lynn was a beautiful person. And her twin, Lee, a doubly beautiful person for her love and strength through more heartbreak than a person should have to bear. Such a gracious, loving soul ❤

10/25/21 03:40 PM #12    

Lynda Boden (Rahal)

I remember Lynn to be a sweet as Lee. Lee, you had love and courage in your heart to attend the reunion. 
sorry for your loss.  


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